This is the larger (8 x 10) pen and ink drawing of my armour-plated leviathan, drawn as a plan for a N'ness swap. This piece almost drew itself! I love those ones.
My first carvings! They are Mjolnirs, the hammer of Thor. There is a long story behind this which can be read on my blog-thingy :)
A fanciful picture I painted for/of my little nephew avery on his first birthday as the 'Ruler of the Elves'-but his hair isn't red anymore. I'm so disappointed, that red hair was adorable...
An illuminated letter on a handmade book-made for a swap.
The preliminary sketch for my faiyum portrait! These were funerary paintings which were popular in Egypt during the Roman period.
They were mostly done in encaustic, the medium being melted wax. Some of them are absolutely gorgeous-and I just became inspired to do my own (though not as a funerary mask as I have always
insisted I will have a jewish burial-heh). My version is basically me in roman dress-and with abnormally large eyes. 
The front and back covers of a fabric book I made for my parents' 30th anniversary. The inner pages are below:
The first of my plans for Biblica Hebraica. It is called Proclamation.
Here is a very large weird painting (which I intended to be like a giant doodle-poster) of the beatles. I did in like 95 and then it fell apart so I did it over in 98. Acrylic on a vinyl blind.
